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  1. EASINGTON

    Date released
    Jul 1951
    Series name
    Mining Review 4th Year
    Issue no
    11
    NoS ID
    345707
    Story no
    1 / 4

    BFI synopsis: disaster at Easington colliery NCB Commentary - Early on the morning of May 29th, as the shifts were changing over at Easington Colliery, there was a sudden explosion in the Duckbill district...

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  2. TOP BRASS

    Date released
    Feb 1955
    Series name
    Mining Review 8th Year
    Issue no
    6
    NoS ID
    345862
    Story no
    3 / 3

    BFI Summary - Divisional brass band contest. NCB synopsis: The first Divisional Brass Bands Contest to be held. Eleven Bands competed and Harton Colliery won the Cup. NCB Commentary - A cold winter’s...

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  3. LADY DAY

    Date released
    Dec 1952
    Series name
    Mining Review 6th Year
    Issue no
    4
    NoS ID
    345767
    Story no
    2 / 4

    BFI synopsis: meeting of Women’s Institutes in Durham. NCB Commentary - Poor old Charlie! "Come on - make up your minds, will you !" Twice a year the Durham East Coast Goups of Women’s Institutes holds...

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  4. The North East - NEW AREAS FOR OLD - 2

    Date released
    Oct 1966
    Series name
    Mining Review 20th Year
    Issue no
    2
    NoS ID
    346347
    Story no
    1 / 3

    BFI synopsis: The reorganisation of the Durham and Northumberland coalfield. NCB Commentary - Under the North East Coast lies coal - millions and millions of tons. Now, the coalfields of the North East,...

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